<p>Hi Everyone!
So I’m applying to Brown ED this year and I sent my SAT scores through College Board on October 29. I received an email from College Board that stated the following: </p>
<p>You have successfully ordered your score recipients for the:
SAT Subject Test(s) on November 03, 2012
Sending official SAT score reports is the only way to ensure institutions receive your scores.
Many institutions view receiving your scores early as an indication of your interest.</p>
<p>The following colleges, universities and scholarship programs will receive your scores:</p>
<p>COLLEGE OR PROGRAM YOUR COST</p>
<p>3094 BROWN UNIVERSITY Included
November 05, 2011 SAT Test
January 28, 2012 Mathematics Level 2
June 02, 2012 Chemistry
October 06, 2012 Biology E
November 03, 2012 Biology E/M</p>
<p>I’m slightly confused on whether Brown only received my November 3 score or all 5 scores I meant to send. On the application tracking site, it said that Brown had not yet received my scores. If it is true that they have not yet received them, would it be possible for me to resend them and still be considered for ED?
Thanks to all in advance for their input! (also, sorry if this is a little long to read. I’m really freaking out right now :P)</p>
<p>Brown will receive all your scores that you sent, but probably won’t process them right away. The problem is that your scores can’t be sent anywhere until your November score is out. Tomorrow’s Thanksgiving…and I think the day you find out your scores. They should have the scores on the app website by next week. You can always call/email them.</p>
<p>But I’m confused as to which scores they will receive. Because for all of my past tests, I know I sent them through College Board but it says that there are 0 recipients for the scores. However, for the November 3 test, it says there are 3 recipients. Did the scores I already have not get sent? If so, why were they listed in the email I got from College Board? (Also, I was affected by Hurricane Sandy so my Nov 3 test was postponed to this past weekend so I probably won’t be getting the scores until 2 weeks from now.) Thank you for taking the time to respond!</p>
<p>I am assuming that you have used the “four free score reports” included with every exam administration thus far. Is this the first time you have EVER sent scores to ANY school?
If the answer is no, the reason that your past scores say zero recipients is because you never used any of the free score reports. I am fairly certain that the scores you already have did not get sent to Brown *yet<a href=“I%20am%20under%20the%20assumption%20that%20this%20is%20the%20first%20time%20you%20are%20sending%20any%20scores%20to%20Brown%20and%20are%20using%20the%20free%20score%20report%20included%20with%20this%20November%20administration.”>/i</a>. When your November SAT II is graded, all 5 scores will be sent to Brown.</p>
<p>It was the first time I sent scores but yes, I did use the free score reports. I was in a state of panic so I ended up just resending my scores to all of my early scores, including Brown. Do you think this would affect anything?</p>
<p>Why are you freaking out? If something doesn’t come through, do you really think they will just toss your application in the trash? With many thousands of applicants, things occasionally happen; you’d get an email if some small piece of your application was still outstanding.</p>
<p>haha yeah I tend to be a little overdramatic at times. I emailed the school but I just resent the scores just to be sure. Sorry if I’m annoying anyone. I know how these kinds of posts can sometimes be frustrating to read I’m pretty sure I annoyed my entire family already. But I really do appreciate any input or advice anyone can give me. Thanks! :D</p>
(also, sorry if this is a little long to read. I’m really freaking out right now :P)</p>
I’m pretty sure I annoyed my entire family already. But I really do appreciate any input or advice anyone can give me. Thanks! :D</p>